Days of Tajik Culture expected to take place in Kyrgyzstan next week

DUSHANBE, June 2, 2015, Asia-Plus — Days of Tajik Culture will take place in the Kyrgyz capital, Bishkek, from June 8-12. An official source at the Ministry of Culture (MoC) says 40 Tajik artistes will participate in the upcoming event. According to him, the delegation of Tajik artistes will be led by the First Deputy […]

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DUSHANBE, June 2, 2015, Asia-Plus — Days of Tajik Culture will take place in the Kyrgyz capital, Bishkek, from June 8-12.

An official source at the Ministry of Culture (MoC) says 40 Tajik artistes will participate in the upcoming event.

According to him, the delegation of Tajik artistes will be led by the First Deputy Minister of Culture, Ibodullo Mashrabov

An exhibition of works by Tajik craftsmen and a photo exhibition on Tajikistan will open in Bishkek on June 

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